Kalliot Perumkaliyattam

Kalliot Devi Temple in Kanhiradukkam village in Kasaragod district celebrated the Perumkaliyattam festival after 700 years. 
Perumkaliyattam Mahotsavam is the most awaited festival of Malabar. 

The whole region came expected to come together to celebrate this unique and flamboyant festivity of tradition and art. A series of vibrant and exclusive rituals will be conducted as part of the festivities such as divine music, grand performances of Theyyam forms like Vishnumoorthi, Gulikan, Pottan, Rakthachamundi, etc.

Contact

Kalliot Bhagavathy Temple
Kanhangad
Kasaragod
Kerala

Getting there

Nearest railway station: Kanhangad Railway Station, about 15 km

Nearest airport: Kannur International Airport, about 99 km

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A Once-in-717-Years Festival - Perumkaliyattam Mahotsavam, Kalliot Devi Temple at Kasaragod

Get the details of a once-in-717-Years Festival, Perumkaliyattam Mahotsavam of Kalliot Devi Temple at Kasaragod in Kerala.